A Mysterious Review of Write To Die by Charles Rosenberg. A Legal Thriller.
Review summary: This is a very entertaining novel, a mystery interwoven with murder, theft, and secrets, lots of secrets. It also has its fair share of humor. The court cases are set up well from an insider's point of view and are interesting, often fascinating, to follow along. Overall, a fast read that should appeal to a wide audience of readers. (Click here for text of full review.)
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Write To Die
Charles Rosenberg
A Legal Thriller
Thomas & Mercer (July 2016)
Publisher synopsis: Hollywood's latest blockbuster is all set to premiere — until a faded superstar claims the script was stolen from her. To defend the studio, in steps the Harold Firm, one of Los Angeles's top entertainment litigation firms and as much a part of the glamorous scene as the studios themselves. As a newly minted partner, it's Rory Calburton's case, and his career, to win or lose.
But the seemingly tame civil trial turns lethal when Rory stumbles upon the strangled body of his client's general counsel. And the ties that bind in Hollywood constrict even tighter when the founder of the Harold Firm is implicated in the murder. Rory is certain the plagiarism and murder cases are somehow connected, and with the help of new associate Sarah Gold — who's just finished clerking for the chief justice — he's determined to get answers. Will finding out who really wrote the script lead them to the mastermind of the real-life murder?
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